GCW Zero handheld plays all your favorite classic games
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A top view of the GCW Zero shows some of its ports, including its shoulder buttons and HDMI and A/V out
The GCW Zero's accelerometer allows you to control games, like Descent, by tilting the device
The GCW Zero comes in white and black
Duke Nukem 3D played on the GCW Zero
Doom played on the GCW Zero
The GCW Zero will play thousands of emulated and freeware games
The GCW Zero measures 143 x 70 x 18 mm and weighs 225 grams
The GCW Zero costs US$135 plus shipping
Article Summary
There's an avalanche of new gaming devices coming our way, from tablets with controller attachments to Android-based consoles that can fit in the palm of your hand. On top of that, there's a growing class of devices best described as portable emulator machines, built to capitalize on older gamers' nostalgia, with the latest called the Game Consoles Worldwide (GCW) Zero.
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